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OXFORD, MISS.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT
UNION COLLEGE.
An Enjoyable Concert Programme
The Art school Well Patron
1zed-Mr. Cannon's Sermon.
lcoRRxspoSpESoE or THE lppEAL.I


OXFORD, MISS, June 1.-THE COM
mencement sermon for the Union Fe-
male College, OF this place, was
preached last Sunday at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church by the Rev.
Thos. W. Cannon, of McKer zie, Tenn.
The church was filled to its utmost
capacity by an intelligent con9rega-
tion. The sermon ives most excel
lent one, the subject being "This life
as a training school for man." The
text was taken from Psalms 81 g.: 81
will instruct thee and teach thee in
the way which thou shalt go; l will
guide thee with mine eye" The sub
ject was discussed in splendid man
ner and made fine impression upon
the congregation.
DIR. ]. s. Howard, who has been
president of this school for a number
of years, resigned some time ago, to
take effect at the close of this term,
and he has sccepted call Of the Cum
berlsnd Presbyterian church at Her
nando, and will move there very soon.
The;trustees of the college had
meeting today and unanimously
elected Prof. W. l. Davis, who is a
graduate of Lincoln College, ILL.,, and
is said to be an educator of experience
and reputation and a man OF great en-
ergy and force of character. We are
Very glad to know II at the Cumber-
land church is alive to the necessity
of the hour and that they are fully
determined TO make their school
success. The college property is free
from debt and in q beautiful aud
healthy location and surrounded by
good Influences, and with Prof Davis
ia charge the future looks hopeful.
On Monday evening from 8 to 10
O'Clock your correspondent attended
the art levee and found the large par.
lors, halls and chapel crowded with
the beauty and chivalry OF Oxford,
viewing with great pleasure the
works of art on exhibition
The display was creditable to the
students, and especially so to Miss
Lucy Fits, the capable and charming
at teacher. Today at 10 O'Clock a. m.
was given a grand concert at the col.
lege chapel under the direction of Miss
l, o. G unewald, the te,cher of
music. Tnis was indeed rsre treat
to the lovers of music who attended.
The pupils all showed great prof.
cheney, so much, indeed, that your cor
respondent failed to discover a dis
cordant note during the whole enter
tainment. Space forbids us or we
would make special mention Of the
music and the performers, but we can
not forbear to mention that Misses
Kate Smith and May Owens were
profusely compimebte1 for their deli
cate and artistic touch and their sweet
and splendidly,modulated voices. Mas
ter r ebert Friend called forth raptur-
GUS app ause from an intelligent audi
ence by his splendid performance on
the violin. Tomorrow is commence
ment day and VIII cloee the exercises
nf thia farm
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The List OF Senators Elect Gem
pleted.

The election of Senator Chandler
from New Hampshire completes the
list of Senators and Senators elect of
the Fiftieth Congress. The roll will
stand: Republicans thirty-nine, in
Guiding Mr.. Riddleberger, of Virginia,
and democrats thirty.seven. Cali
fornis, Ohio and Virginia are the on
ly States whose Senators are divided.
This ls the closest political unity in
the Senate by States since the war.
Political differences in the last Con-
gress between Senators existed in
those from Ohio, Nav jersey, Neva
ds, Indiana, and at one time Cali
fornia, and in the Forty-eighth Con-
gress the divided delegations were from
California, Indiana, Nevada, Newt ersey
Ohio and Oregon. Senators elect
Stewart, OF Nevada, Hearst, OF Califor-
mia, and Paddock. OF Nebraska, are al
60 ex.sepators. Three members OF the
last House are also Senators. elect, viz. :
Mr.. Hiscock, from New York; Mr..
Daniels, from Virginia, aud Mr.. Rea-
gan, from Texas. Senator.e elect Chan
der has been in public life for over
JW6Hly years, huu 10 bub toCOuu lucu"
Der of the late President Arthur's Cab
met to be elected to the Senate, Mr..
Teller, Of Colorado, having served un-
der the last administration "a Secreta-
ry Of the Interior. The new faces will
be the Democratic Senators from Flor
ida, Indiana, New Jersey, Tennessee
and West Virginia, and the r publ.
can Senators from Michigan, Mime
sofa and Pennsylvania. The new Sem
ator from Florida, Mr.. Samuel Pasco,
is not a young man. He will be
ffty-thr6e on the 2SEh instant.
When he comes to WASH
ington he will meet a few of his
boyhood fr,er d whom he has not seen
for over thirty years. Among them
are DR.. Charles r Mcdonald, superin-
tendent OF the money order system OF
the PosloffiCe Department, and Naval
Constructor Philip Hichborn, United
States navy, now on duty in Wash.
iDgton. Mr.. Pasco and Mr.. Hichborn
were the only boys in the class who
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CABLEGHAMS.

ST. PETERSBURG, June l5,-Russis
has decided to increase the duties on
cotton yarns aud starch.
LONDON, June 15.-Queen Victoria,
in commemoration of her jubilee, will
grant amnesty to all military and ma
val prisoners convicted Of minor Of
lenses.
LONDON, June 15.-A disastrous fire
is raging in Lulea, Sweden, on the
Gulf of Bothnis. A church, the town
hall, and many buildings along several
streets have been burned.
MADRID. June l5.-Senor Balsguer,
Minister Of the Colonies, will intro
duce in the Cortes bill giving to ev-
cry Cuban who pays $40 in taxes the
right to vote in the election Of mem.
bers of the Cortes.
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TUkKEY.

Russia WiHed al the Action Of the
POI te--But the uitan Feels ssfe.
CONSTANTINE PIE, June l5-M. Mel
idoff, Russian Ambs' ga Tor here, has
reminded Turkey Of htr liability TO
Russia because OF the indemnity due
on account of the Russo. Turkish war,
and has intimated that If The liability
is not met, Russia will take pledges to
guarantee It's payment.
Count De Montebello, French Am.
bassador and M. Neidoff have had a
conference with Kiamil Pacha, Presi-
dent OF the Council Of Ministers. 1t
has been indicated to the Porte that
Turkey need not entertain any fears
respecting the outcome Of her conduct
in cor GLIDING the new Egyptian con-
veption with England, as assurance
being given that Germany, Austria
and Italy side with England in the
matter. 1t is believed that the con.
vention will be ratified before the
22d inst,
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The President today issued an order
modifying his recent order consolidat-
ing internal revenue districts 80 far as
affects the collectors of the districts in
the States of North Carolina and Iowa.
The resignation Of Andrew ]. Boyd as
collector Of the consolidated Fifth Dis
trict of North Carolina is revoked,
and Kerr Craig, OF Salisbury, is sp-
pointed to be collector of that district
from July LIST next. The console ated
districts OF Iowa will hereafter be
known as the Fourth District If Iowa,
and August H. Kuhlmeier, now col
lector Of the present Fourth Dlstric',
is designated as collector Of the dis
trict. 1t will be observed that no
changes whatever have been made in
the boundaries OF the districts as fixed
by the original order, and it is under
stood the President has decided that
there shall be none.
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AnIndoIent Organ.

When the liver is indolSnt, as It must nee
essarily be when 1t fails to secrete the bile in
sufficient quantities to meet the requirements
Of digestion and evacuation. it should be set
at work with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The healthful stimulus to activity impaired
by this incompars BILE Alternative, speedily
evinces itself in a departure Of the uncom-
Portable sensations in the right SIDE; the
and sick headache consequent upon inaetiv-
ity of the liver and the diversion Of the bile
.rOn Its proper channel. Irregularity Of the
bowels is always and painlessly reformed by
to be preferred, both because it is safe and
more effcacious to blue pill, calomel and
drenching purgatiVs 30 of every class. 1t cures
and prevents fever an d aRue and rheum atism.
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''ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cared without
Failure In a single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and iufallible
"a remedy for CHILLS and FEVER. II
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any kind,
bat is composed OF harml, So herbs; AID Is q
perfect blood purifier. IL can be admins
tered toinfants with perfect impun ~. IL is
not a pursative, but Is an excellent aaetiEer,
invigoIates, braces and builds up the system
from the beginninG; Not one person in
ing its use. "Rob0ro" Is put up in pint bot
tics, and retailed at sl.S per bottle. We
will not forward to any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, II direc-
cure any ssse Il Cbills and Fever. Only one
bottle Is necessary for persons from eight to
twelve years OF age. One bottle will cure
several children under eight years Of age.
LSpssbupg. u va, Nov. Q, 1886 -Mc,,rs.
Lewis 4 Bennett; -Four Of my children, be-
tween the ages of five and ten years, to-
gether with my brol her and sister, all six,
had chi Is and fever for teveral months, dur
ing which time the usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without beneficial esults.
After hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-
plished by your invaluable remedy, 'kobo-
ro," tried 1t In my family, and not one OF
the six ever had single chill after com
ton, the very best chill and fever remedy
that l know anything Of. HSsPecu1IyI
of the firm of Heard l. Ageo, TobaccOnists.
COHuVt Wa WV
bor 20, lSs6-Mossrs. Lewis IL Bennett:
Nine of my children had chills and foyer at
the same time. The usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without benefit. All of
them were promptly and edectnslly cured by
the use of "Roboro" alone. Not ono of tho
nine had a chill alter commencing its use.
Norwood. Nelson county, va, October
Is, 1S86.-Messrs. Lewis h Bennett: Several
of my friends and l had severe cases of
chills and fever. We dispensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing but
"Roboro," which resulted In - thorough
cure in each case. You will obligo by for
wardinR me case of twenty -four bottles.
Respectfully, X. j. BROWN.
As to our reliability and responsibility we
refer by permission TO the following subetan-
tial business men of Ly RchbuTg, whore both
of the manu- Rcturers Of "Roboro" have
resiued TOR the last twelve years; N. q.
Manson, jr., Mayor of Lynohbu. j. W.
Ivey, cashier Peoples National Bank; Al
len W. Tailey, cashier First n ational Bank;
Chas. W. Prioo, Commissioner Revenue;
John 7, Edwards, president Tobacco Asso-
citation.
IL you cannot procure "ROboro" OF your
druggists, remit us $3.50 and We will for
ward two bottles to your nearest depot or
LEWIS h BENNETT,
Manufacturer, Lynchburg, Va.
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Everything Bef"xged About the
BritisD Isles.

LONDON, Jnne l5.-The steamer
Norhsin Castle, from which the Prince
OF Wales ttarte d the jubilee yachts
race yesterday, but which he left at
Mouse Light and returned to London,
reached Harwich at 5 o'clock this
morning. The fog had been 80 thick
during the night that the vessel was
obliged TO anchor. Five hundred and
eighty Of her passengers remained
aboard all night and landed at Hsr-
witch this morning AID returned to
London. The Genesta passed the
Norham Castle during the night. The
Dawn passed thiriy.five minutes later
and was followed five minutes after
ward by the Aline. The weather con-
tinues hszy. The wind 10 from the
southeast.
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9I7 ana 40 Main sweet
Trustee's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN Thur day, June so, 1857, in
front Of the courthouse door Of Shelby SSun-
~, Tennessee, at II o'clock q. n :, will sell,
at public outery, for oal h, the following de-
scribsd real estate in Shelby eeunty, Ten
nessae, being all the right, title and iHt.rf st
Of l.. W. and x. p. Humes In q enc. third
undivided interest in . lot Of sleVsn acres,
bounded As follows: Beginning at q stake In
the State Line read or BoulevAT 4. from which
north 3lA' east 1tsH links distant stands a
Tedoak marked W thence north with James
YonEe'B east boundary line 10 chains and N
links 10 stake; tkenoe east chains and u
links 10 q stake, then % geuth 70 shMns and
N links TO stake In the state Line read or
Boulevard thence west with said roAA or
OF beginning. Also, . certain tract To-
Gated and described aI follows, to.Wit: Be.
Ginning at stake In he State Line road or
Boulevard, from which north 45o west n
links distant q aasgafras marked V; thence
west with the State Line road or Boulevard
chain and 80% links w. = stake; thence
north 10 chains and 81 links to a stAkei
thence west 8 chains and 81 links 70 a stake
ON James YOnge's east boundary line;
thence north with said YonES's east line
chains and 81 links 70 a stake; thence east
7 chains and SlH links to n stake; thence
south n chains and "a links 10 the point Of
begin ming, and containing nine acres.
I make said sale by authority Of a trust
deed made me and recorded in t1o Registers
office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
III, page 296, default having been made In
the debt secured therein and having been
reouested to sell BY the benehoiRry therein,
THOMAS N. sCkUGds, Trustee.
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penitentisry. There was no affection
between Cora aud Graham at Elgiu,
and she never heard her express any
regard for him at Washington. Kan
SIS. The witness thought Cora was in
Indian Territory June 9. 1884. and not
with Graham at the Union Hotel, ct
Atchisun, Kansas. Mrs. Malloy left
home in September 1885. Graham
tod her he was going to Indiana to
settle his fathers estate. Mrs. Molloy
was excused until morning to give the
court stenog'apher time to prepare a
copy OF her evidence for the defense.
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ADUEL WITH KEEN RlZORS
TWO DUSKY AMAZ0NS FIGHT
ABOUT A SWEETHEART
Until Both Fall Exhausted From
the Loss Of Blood, AID Both
MOrtally Wounded.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., June ia duel
with rszors occurred near Woodruff,
S. O., yesterday. The principals were
two dusky mazons, and the cause was
a mutual sweetheart whose entire af-
fections were claimed by both. The
women fought until they succumbed
from exhaustion caused by loss Of
blood. Both received severe and per-
haps fatal wounds. They fought with
keen rsz lre, which were skillfully ma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
THE MASTER CAR BUILDERS
Discuss the Subject OF Proper Con.
strb elton of Freight Cars.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June l5.-The
Master Gar Builders Association this
morning discussed for time the SUBJ
jeCt of proper construction OF freight
cars, and then proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers, as follows: President,
William Wood, Grand Trunk, Mon
treal. Vice Pfesidents-J. W. Cloud,
New York. Like Erie and Western,
Buffalo; E. W. Grieves, Baltimore
and Ohio, Baltimore; John 6. Lentz,
Pennsylvania and New York Canal
and Railroad Company, Packerton,
Pa. Treasurer, John Kirby, Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, Cleve-
land. Executive Oommittee-J Joseph
Wood, Pennsylvania Company, Fort
Wayne, Ind; R D. Wade, Richmond
and Danville, Richmond; F. A. Bissel,
New York Central, Buffalo.
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RiddIed with RueEshot.

CLABKsvILLE, Tx, June 15.-Some
time ago two men, Mobiles and Davis,
leased a piece of land near Man
ches ter, and lived in the same house.
Yesterday Davis was at work in the
field, when Mobiles rode up aud called
to him. As he turned he was literally
riddled with buckahot. Mobiles fed
into the In ian Territory. No one
knows the origin of the trouble.
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COCAINE, iodoform or mercurials in
any form in the treatment Of catsrfh
or hay fever should be avoided, as
they are both injurious and danger
GUS. Iodoform is easily detected by
its offensive odor. The only reliable
catsrrh remedy on the market today is
Ely's Cream Balm, being free from all
poisonous drugs. 1t has cured thous.
ands of acute and chronic cases, where
all other remedies have failed. A par
ticle is applied into each nostril; no
pain; agreeable to uRe. Price, 80 cents
OF druggists.
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THE CORA LEE TRIAL.
The State MAX es Excellent Progress
In the Examination OF witnesses.

SPRNaFIELD, Mo-, June 15.-The
Slate is making excellent progress in
the examination of witnesses in the
Cora Lee case. The courtroom was
not so crowded yesterday SIS the pre-.
liminary trial. The features of the
day were the examination Of Charley
and Roy Graham, whose testimony
was substantially the same as al the
preliminary trial. Mrs. Molloy was
placed on the stand by the State and
made an excellent impression on the
jury. She showed strong desire to
answer every question propounded,
even when the defense objected. She
had known Cora Lee since 1882, and
became acquainted with Graham in
1880, meeting him in the Indiana
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GERMANY.
MsmaFck's Vacation - Reichstag
Proposals.

EEOpObdibs
BERLIN, June l5.-Prince Bismarck
will 90 to KisseDgen in August.
On the sugar tax bill compromise
has been effected between the Con-
servatives, National Liberals and the
Center, by which they have agreed to
accept Count Chsmeri's proposals.
These include new tsx of 80 pfen-
nings on beet root and IL marks per
hundredweight on sugar consumed in
Germany, and bounty of 81 marks
on exported raw sugar, 8 marks 70
pfennigs on first class fined sugar,
and 8 marks 10 pfennings on
second clsss sugar. Herr Rick
ert has introduced in the Reich
stag an important proposal, namely,
to annul some OF the vexatious regu-
latiors connected with the corn trade.
The National and Center parties will
support him.
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Rear 40 miraI L.. 0,vinges,

OF the French navy, accompanied by
the French Minister, called at the
White House today, and WIS intro
duced to the President by Assistant
Secretary Porter, of the Department
of State. After short chat with the
President the admiral was shown into
the East room, where he viewed with
much interest the reception OF the
general public.
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Two Men RIomn 10 Pieces.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June ia special
from Marquette, Mich, says; While
y. A. Ryan and Harry Treloar were
drilling out blast which had missed
fite in the Paint River mine at Crystal
Falls, yesterday, the blast went of,
blowing of the heads and arms Of
both men and horribly maDglipg their
bodies. sAssG
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A GREAT DYNAMITE PLOT,
TO HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT
DURING THE JUBILEE
In Honor OF the Queen, Discovered
Russia Miffed at the Action
Of the Porte.

LONDON, June 15-The Central
News Issues the following: A dyna-
mite plot, to be carried out during the
celebration of the Gu aen's jubilee has
been discovered. Tae police are reti.
cent about it. The details will proba-
bly, be made known tonight
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Fatally wounds His wife

JERSEY Cry, N. j., June 15.-At
noon today CHARLES Burch, Jersey
City policeman, fred three shots at
his wife, fatally wounding her. He
then shot himself in the head and
died. He was suffering from tempo
lary insanity.
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Sir Henry DFummOnd Wolff Or
dtred 10 stick TO 1t.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 10. Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff, the special
Euglish representative TO Turkey,
with reference to Egypt, has been in
structed by his government to adhere
to the terms of the convention with
regard TO Egypt recently concluded
between Turkey and England.
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A slight mish ap 20 the DauntIess.

LONDON, June Is The American
schooner yacht Dsuntless, which is
taking part 10 the jubilee race around
the Blush Isles, was run into of Al
deburgh during this morning by the
steamer Pandora, Ths Dauntless re-
ceived only tr;fiiDg damage.
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THE chill and fever which Mrs. Geo.
Gilbert, Of Bryan, o., hal, yielded to
Ls-cu-pi.a. Sold at Heister'a.
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IRELAND.
Two OF the Moonlight Murderers
Arrested.

DUBLIN, June 1.-two men have
been arrested for alleged completely in
the murder by moonlghters Monday
night OF Farm Servant Hurley, on
Widow Burse's farm, near Trslee,
County Kerry
The Washington critic., 1887-08-08

THOMAS j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 + street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-08
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Hon. EMORY sPEER, United States Judge
for the Northern District of Georgia, has
come North on visit to his father-iu-
law, DR.. james f. Morgan,
AT the spring races iu Pekin, China, the
Cavalier Cup was won BY Charles Denby,
the American Ministers sou aud secretary
Of Legation He rods iis sisters pony.
Mns THOMAS \. SCorr, the widow Of the
Pennsylvania Railway king Tom Si1tt, is
at Canary Cottage, B,r Hitbor, for Tue
season. She Is dttcribaG as petite, dirk
aud distinguished.
ABouT GOO invitations have been sent
out to Governors, foreign aud home dipl1-
mats, Members OF Congress, railrDsd IuaI-
mates and Others To- atloGd tiu Philadelphia
Centeknibl next month,
DANIEL Il. WOLFF OF ChaLnbtrshurg,
Pa, claims to he the first commercial
traveller Who ever weut 90 the road. lie
began with n Putlslvpnit dry goods house
IN 1874 and on his o"n sulggstlun.
AT the tIms the census Of 1850 was taken
here Were ten cities in the United States
bsvipg population Of over 300, 900, aud
Washington, Buffalo, Cleveland and Pitts
burg have since baen aided 10 the list.
SARAH BERNuARDT Is said to have
shocked her dear Pats by emphatic lily de-
clarinr, al canuoi play auy more in Paris
You Parisians are too poor. like butter
on my bread. So l will have to return to
America
"InE perfectly healthy and active man,"
says John L. Burton, the Wisconsin iron
capitalist, "should weigh two and quarter
pounds for every inch OF his height. That
rule will test u man nlnety-nlne times IN
every hundred.n
TnE plan upon which bulldog assocla-
iions are run ia Washington has come t.
be recognized as being as near perfection as
tuch associations have reached anywhere
In the county, There has been move.
ment on foot in New York for some time
to establish building association here On
similar basis.-[N. Y, Tribune.
Mrs. Henry WARD BEgouER, who Is
spending the summer at Stamford, Conn,
has made arrangements to write n series OF
weekly articles this fall and winter for II
| number OF newspapers ia the United States
and Canada. They VIII be for women es.
| pecially, and will treat OF dress society, cd
ucstion, marriage and kindred topics from
a popular yet practical standpoint.
GENERAL BouLASGER, as is well known,
is only half FreDchman. His mother wa.
an EUglish lady, and he speaks both Ian
guages with equal iluency. Since his exile
to Cermont he has lived very quietly
Clermuut Itself Is a watering place OF some
| Importance, aud possesses hotel, u Dlsin
| aId some mineral springs. Nine BDulangel
| is with her husband NJ Clcrmpnt. Oah
the Generals ultimate friends are rcceivul
| there Miss Bru,snAur, the Guneril'-
| daughter, T. ulsp whit sue is uDS In
| her sixteenth '"Hr ard i o tall Gricafn
| giil, with her iturl's lus eyes aud noble
bearing is. Y World.